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Colorado foreclosure homes for sale: every type, every city

Looking for foreclosure homes for sale in Colorado? The list below shows every foreclosure, bank-owned (REO) and short sale home for sale across the state right now. Pick your city below for a local list. The Kenna Real Estate Group at Keller Williams DTC tracks foreclosures from the public trustee notice to the bank-owned listing and sends buyers new homes the day they list. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree.

Foreclosure, bank-owned and short sale homes in Colorado

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Foreclosure, bank-owned and short sale homes in Colorado Market Stats

723
Homes Listed
101
Avg. Days on Site
$238
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$383,384
Med. List Price

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Six kinds of foreclosure homes

Pre-foreclosure

Owner is behind and a public trustee notice is recorded. A sale before the auction can still happen.

Public trustee auction

Sold to the highest bidder at the county auction, as-is, for certified funds.

Bank-owned (REO)

The bank took the home back and lists it. You can inspect and use a mortgage.

HUD homes

FHA foreclosures the government sells on HUD Home Store through a registered broker.

VA homes

Homes the VA took back, sold through its asset manager. Anyone can buy.

Short sale

The owner sells for less than the loan with lender approval, before foreclosure ends.

How buying a foreclosure works

Step 1

1. Get pre-approved

Banks want a pre-approval or proof of funds first. Ask us for a lender.

Step 2

2. Watch the list

New homes list daily. We send them to you first.

Step 3

3. Inspect and offer

Homes sell as-is. Inspect first, then offer through the listing agent.

Step 4

4. Close and repair

Closings run 30 to 45 days. Budget for repairs.

Colorado foreclosure homes: questions people ask

How do I find foreclosure homes in Colorado?

Use the live list above. It shows foreclosure, bank-owned and short sale homes for sale now. Call or text 303-955-4220 and we send new ones as they list.

Can I buy a foreclosure at the public trustee auction?

Yes, but auction buyers pay with certified funds, cannot inspect inside and buy as-is. Most buyers wait for the home to list as a bank-owned (REO) home, where you can inspect and finance.

Can I use a mortgage to buy a bank-owned home?

Yes on most. FHA, VA and conventional loans work when the home meets the loan's condition rules. Homes with major damage may need cash or a renovation loan.

Are foreclosure homes cheaper?

Often, but not always. Banks price to recover what they are owed. The savings show up in condition and speed, so compare against nearby sales before you offer.

What is the difference between a foreclosure, a bank-owned home and a short sale?

A foreclosure is the legal process. A bank-owned (REO) home is one the bank took back at the county public trustee sale. A short sale is a sale for less than the loan, with the lender's approval, before foreclosure finishes.

What if I am the owner and I am behind?

Act before the sale date. Read our stop foreclosure guide or call 303-955-4220. You can reinstate, modify, sell or short sale.

Want foreclosure homes the day they list?

Call or text and we send new bank-owned and foreclosure homes first. A live person answers.

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